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The Followers of Romulus are portrayed as powerfully-built, rather brutish men covered in wolfskin pelts, who attack viciously in large packs. They are armed with various [[short blade]]s and [[throwing knives]], and tend to growl and snarl when in a fight. When killed, and often before attacking, they howl like a wolf. The Followers are also adept [[Free Running|freerunners]], as the lairs that they occupy require such skills to traverse.<ref name="Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood" /> | The Followers of Romulus are portrayed as powerfully-built, rather brutish men covered in wolfskin pelts, who attack viciously in large packs. They are armed with various [[short blade]]s and [[throwing knives]], and tend to growl and snarl when in a fight. When killed, and often before attacking, they howl like a wolf. The Followers are also adept [[Free Running|freerunners]], as the lairs that they occupy require such skills to traverse.<ref name="Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood" /> | ||
==Alliance== | ==Alliance with the Borgia== | ||
The leaders of the Followers are paid by the [[House of Borgia|Borgia]] | The leaders of the Followers are paid by the [[House of Borgia|Borgia]] to do their bidding; the Followers are mainly used to cause fear in the civilians and send them into the arms of the Catholic Church. However, the Followers are misguided, with their leaders commanding them in the name of Romulus, despite not believing in his mystical existence themselves.<ref name="Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood" /> | ||
==Lairs== | ==Lairs== | ||
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In Rome of the early 16<sup>th</sup> century, the [[Master Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] was able to enter six of the Follower's lairs, each of which was located below a famous landmark in Rome. By traversing them, he was able to find out more about them, and obtain their scrolls, which were located in shrines deep within their hidden enclaves. | In Rome of the early 16<sup>th</sup> century, the [[Master Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] was able to enter six of the Follower's lairs, each of which was located below a famous landmark in Rome. By traversing them, he was able to find out more about them, and obtain their scrolls, which were located in shrines deep within their hidden enclaves. | ||
By exploring and completing all six of their lairs, Ezio was also able to obtain six keys to unlock the Followers' secret armor, the [[Armor of Brutus]] | By exploring and completing all six of their lairs, Ezio was also able to obtain six keys to unlock the Followers' secret armor, the [[Armor of Brutus]]. This armor is equivalent to the Armor of Altair in that it is unbreakable and gives Ezio maximum health. The [[Dagger of Brutus]] was also unlocked along with the armor. | ||
Each of the six keys was accompanied by a scroll, which, when combined, told the story of how Brutus and other | Each of the six keys was accompanied by a scroll, which, when combined, told the story of how Brutus and other Assassins plotted the murder of Julius Caesar. In the scrolls, it was written that Brutus planned to hold the first meeting under the [[Colosseum]]. There, he found the [[The Colosseum Vault|one of the vaults]] of [[Those Who Came Before]].<ref name="Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood" /> | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Revision as of 15:41, 22 December 2010
- "A place in heaven awaits those who serve the wolf!"
- ―A leader of the Followers of Romulus[src]
The Followers of Romulus were adherents of Romulus, the mythical founder of Rome. According to legend, Romulus and his brother Remus were raised by a wolf, and as a result, were said to be half wolf and half man. In tribute to this, the Followers' attire included a skinned wolf pelt.[1]
Appearance
The Followers of Romulus are portrayed as powerfully-built, rather brutish men covered in wolfskin pelts, who attack viciously in large packs. They are armed with various short blades and throwing knives, and tend to growl and snarl when in a fight. When killed, and often before attacking, they howl like a wolf. The Followers are also adept freerunners, as the lairs that they occupy require such skills to traverse.[1]
Alliance with the Borgia
The leaders of the Followers are paid by the Borgia to do their bidding; the Followers are mainly used to cause fear in the civilians and send them into the arms of the Catholic Church. However, the Followers are misguided, with their leaders commanding them in the name of Romulus, despite not believing in his mystical existence themselves.[1]
Lairs
- Main article: Lairs of Romulus
In Rome of the early 16th century, the Master Assassin Ezio Auditore da Firenze was able to enter six of the Follower's lairs, each of which was located below a famous landmark in Rome. By traversing them, he was able to find out more about them, and obtain their scrolls, which were located in shrines deep within their hidden enclaves.
By exploring and completing all six of their lairs, Ezio was also able to obtain six keys to unlock the Followers' secret armor, the Armor of Brutus. This armor is equivalent to the Armor of Altair in that it is unbreakable and gives Ezio maximum health. The Dagger of Brutus was also unlocked along with the armor.
Each of the six keys was accompanied by a scroll, which, when combined, told the story of how Brutus and other Assassins plotted the murder of Julius Caesar. In the scrolls, it was written that Brutus planned to hold the first meeting under the Colosseum. There, he found the one of the vaults of Those Who Came Before.[1]
Gallery
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A Follower of Romulus.
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Two Followers of Romulus, startled at the death of another.
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Ezio Auditore da Firenze fighting a group of the Followers of Romulus.
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A pack of Followers being attacked by Ezio Auditore.
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